From subtle changes to major repairs, we can perform a variety of procedures to improve your smile. These improvements are not always just cosmetic, but many of these treatments can improve oral problems as well. Cosmetic dentistry is not limited to only celebrities and Hollywood’s elite. Modern technology has made cosmetic makeovers available and affordable for everyone.
We offer services to hide the effects of disease. Whether you need amalgam filling removal, have metal crowns that are unsightly, or have gum disease, our doctors will discuss with you the treatment options you have to get the smile you deserve.
Our doctors are highly trained in the most up to date techniques to make your teeth something to smile about.
Cosmetic dentistry encompasses all phases of dentistry. Even seemingly unrelated procedures like having a tooth pulled require an attention to detail to get an optimal result. For example, if a tooth is removed, the gum support and bone will change around the extraction area. When a dentist goes to restore this area with an implant or bridge, the way the tissue was handled during an extraction will affect the final outcome. Our doctors know how to make your smile look its best. By focusing on the end result, our doctors will recommend the treatment necessary to satisfy all of your cosmetic needs.

Teeth whitening is a relatively easy process that can make a significant difference in a smile. If you are interested in whitening your teeth, a dentist can help you with the best method. Although teeth whitening is always an ongoing process, once they reach a white shade, touch-ups are easy.
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It is important to understand that the removal of amalgam fillings is not necessary to ensure health. Elective removal of amalgam fillings can be done for cosmetic reasons alone, however, amalgam in and of itself does not necessity replacement.


Dentin is the inner core of the tooth and is much more porous. Constructed of collagen tubes with calcium crystals, dentin is living tissue and transmits nerve sensation.
Porcelain veneers are very thin porcelain facings that are bonded onto the front side of your teeth to change shape, color, size and spacing of your teeth. They are made of porcelain and are extremely durable, stain resistant, natural-looking and easy to maintain. Veneers are custom-fitted to your teeth by removing a small amount of enamel and bonding the veneer to your teeth. You can expect veneers to stay bright and strong for many years by performing good oral hygiene. They have a lifelike appearance with the strength, beauty and durability that only porcelain restorations offer. In addition, they will not discolor or wear like natural tooth enamel. Meticulous records, measurements and photographs are used to evaluate your smile needs and determine what it will take to produce a perfect smile for you. Veneers can be one of the most conservative treatment options to give you the smile you deserve.
What smile problems can Porcelain Veneers help?
- Spaces between your teeth
- Broken or chipped teeth
- Unsightly, stained or washed-out fillings
- Permanently stained or discolored teeth
- Misshapen or crooked teeth
- Dark, yellow or stained teeth
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A crown may be needed to
- Attach bridges
- Restore a tooth when it is unable to support a large filling
- Cover badly shaped or discolored teeth
- Protect a weak tooth from fracturing or restore fractured teeth
- Cover dental implants
- Change tooth shape, size and color for cosmetic reasons
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A bridge is bonded to surrounding teeth for support. Regardless of the type of bridge recommended, its success depends on keeping the surrounding teeth healthy and strong.
Flossing is very important. Occasionally teeth are bridged together to help support a weak tooth.
A full-mouth restoration, also referred to as a full-mouth reconstruction, involves several cosmetic dentistry procedures designed to improve the health and appearance of your smile. Restorations are usually recommended for clients who have teeth that are damaged, worn down, or missing completely. Not only do damaged teeth negatively impact your smile appearance, they can also weaken your chewing ability and create bite imbalance. Depending on your degree of tooth damage, any of these dental treatments may be used to correct tooth condition: porcelain veneers, dental crowns, dental implants, tooth bonding, tooth-colored fillings, and dental bridges.
What can I expect during a full-mouth restoration?
First, you will visit one of our cosmetic dentists for a thorough evaluation. During this time, your dentist will do an oral exam, take X-rays, gather your dental history, check for neuromuscular problems, and make treatment recommendations. From this information the dentist can determine the available options for you to restore your mouth beautifully and functionally.
Will a full-mouth restoration make me look younger?
Teeth that are worn down, chipped, or missing can create a weathered, tired facial appearance. Investing in a full-mouth restoration can create a more youthful smile — and even result in you smiling more often. The neuromuscular treatments can help alleviate symptoms of a bad bite that can make you feel older than you are. All of the treatments used in a full-mouth restoration are created to be very natural-looking.
Am I a good full-mouth restoration candidate?
If you have severely damaged teeth, or you are suffering from symptoms of TMD, such as headaches, jaw pain, or popping sounds in the jaw, you may be a good candidate for a full-mouth restoration. If your mouth has been affected by gum disease, or missing teeth are causing your bite to be off balance, you most likely can benefit from this procedure. Clients who have worn down their teeth with grinding or clenching habits may also be good candidates. If you need a complete makeover to your smile, a full mouth restoration may be the best solution.
How much do full-mouth restoration procedures cost?
Full-mouth restorations are completely customized to fit each individual client’s needs. Therefore, the cost can vary greatly from person to person. To find out what your restoration might entail and get pricing information, schedule an appointment with Dr. Krempa today.